Technique for handling my education, work and personal life?

Question

I am getting up in the early morning going to office till evening then to BBA class and 9 PM back to home, can anyone tell me a good technique to handle this all at the same time and get good marks in the class too.

Answer 1

In order to handle such a long day you must incorporate some relaxation and revitilization into your schedule. Through out your day at the office take a few moments to relax by closing your eyes, breathing quietly in and out and thinking some quiet "happy" thoughts. Try some office exercises like stretching and lifting your legs under your desk, and standing up at least once an hour to get your circulation going. Drink plenty of water and try smiling more and worrying less. By relaxing and revitalizing you should do better at work and get those marks you want in your class.

Answer 2

Looks like U have a heptic schedule. It is very tedious to have such heptic schedule. My past experience when I was doing my part time Diploma course is that I used my free time to read up the notes.

Normally I try to start work early so to complete the task,so that I could go to the class on time. While on the way home, I just need to refresh what was being taught in the class.

As times goes by, the earlier topics tt was taught is still in my memory while the rest is always being reviewed regularly. The most important to be present in this case is that your partner must be very supportive in your study as you may not have time to spare for your partner

Answer 3

i leave for uni at 7am, go straight to work at 5pm and get home around midnight. i've yet to find a way to have a life in amongst all that so i'm watching this question very closely. sorry i can't help. all i can suggest is get a laptop and whenever you have five minutes spare when you're at work or travelling between work and school do some studiying. it's amazing what you can fit into 5 mins. i take public transport whenever i can so that i can read or write while someone else does the driving for me.

Answer 4

Depends on your goals and priorities. If you don't have much time left in reaching your goal, stick to what you are doing- the light is at the end of the tunnel. If you are suffering from what you are doing, cut back in the area of least priority. Is the A+ all that important? Maybe a B+ or A- will suffice. You have to stay physically, mentally, and spiritually healthy. If any one of these things gives out you may be jeopardizing all of it.